Apart of a Community—Or a Part of It
Reading and interpreting poetry offers a unique way to cultivate ethical knowledge and therefore bears on collective, and not just individual, life.
Reading Wealth of Nations and Meeting Adam Smith
Posted on April 7, 2021
in THR Blog
Image: Illustration of Adam Smith by Roseed Abbas/Shutterstock, Inc.
To measure the Wealth of Nations, you had to inspect the shirts on people’s backs and the shoes on their feet.
The Compatibility Trap
As the titans of big tech see it, the reticence to upgrade is nothing less than resistance to progress. But a willingness to upgrade does not benefit customers in the long run.
Opinion Fetishism
Posted on March 30, 2021
in THR Blog
Image: Opinions by the score in the Ancient Greek agora.
Goodbye to All This
by
B.D. McClay
Posted on March 19, 2021
in THR Blog
Image: An illustrated hedgehog. Via Wikimedia Commons.
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In memory of a happy half a decade.
Do We Absolutely Disagree?
by
Alan Jacobs
Posted on March 9, 2021
in THR Blog
Image: Foreground: “The Happy Marriage,” seventeenth century allegorical engraving; background: late nineteenth century printing of “Areopagitica,” art by Lucien Pissaro.
Well known free speech advocates may not always be free speech absolutists.
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